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The value of documenting test case results
Expert: Karen N. Johnson | 18 Jun 2007
EXPERT RESPONSE - Expected and actual results of test cases should be documented for a number of reasons. Software testing expert Karen N. Johnson details the benefits. |
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Tools for testing Web sites
Expert: Karen N. Johnson | 22 May 2007
EXPERT RESPONSE - Testing Web applications requires more than just the right tools -- especially in regard to performance testing. Expert Karen N. Johnson discusses how to approach Web site testing. |
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Test coverage: Finding all the defects in your application
Expert: Karen N. Johnson | 10 May 2007
EXPERT RESPONSE - Software testing ideally uncovers all of the defects in your code. Expert Karen N. Johnson explains why a test coverage tool like a trace matrix isn't enough for optimal testing. |
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How to design test cases
Expert: Karen N. Johnson | 17 Apr 2007
EXPERT RESPONSE - Test case design varies according to the tester and situation. Expert Karen N. Johnson offers thorough, practical advice for designing test cases. |
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Educating developers about testing
Expert: Karen N. Johnson | 28 Feb 2007
EXPERT RESPONSE - Developers should be familiar with testing, but to what extent should they be trained? Software testing expert Karen N. Johnson explains the relationship between developers and testing. |
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Free option for improving testing skills
Expert: Karen N. Johnson | 16 Feb 2007
EXPERT RESPONSE - You want to improve the skills of your testing team, but you don't have money in your budget. What can you do? Software testing expert Karen N. Johnson has an idea. |
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Trace matrix as an indicator of test coverage
Expert: Karen N. Johnson | 16 Feb 2007
EXPERT RESPONSE - The trace matrix isn't always the best indicator of test coverage. Software testing expert Karen N. Johnson explains what needs to happen in order for it to be a useful tool. |
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Context-driven testing explained
Expert: Karen N. Johnson | 16 Feb 2007
EXPERT RESPONSE - Often you need to consider the context in which software testing is done. Software testing expert Karen N. Johnson explains one of the principles of context-driven testing. |
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